The New York Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1863, Page 5

pace a NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1863, .. —_—— ee » "NEWS FROM NICARAGUA. vn va EE aay, seasey Ma ey eons a destroyed in the kitches auch as but- ‘The third and last day’s racing of the Passaic spring ter aod sugar bc ‘tered aru: Some shirts in the wash nee meeti as held yesterday, and was witnessed by an ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA, | Tne vss tlt ysteraay aud was witues yn were taken from the (ub and tore int» pieces. fone mait Ciuus acts all went to fix suspicion still stronger om Bri got ae. ae soe ire Marsha! auecceced In fae « s woman to pdx ings at No, 206 Chureh street. Here, The trains from New York during the forencon were | withthe aid of Sergeant Looks and Ollicer Fisk, of the SETTLEMENT OF THE TRANSIT TROUBLES, | crowded to suftocation by passongers, the desire to wit- Tut preoioat. Hirkiget was captured, | Oifess Viekd taok of the meeting being extensive- custody on searching the apartmen' occu &e. eas the last day’s racing ied. On the third story, the whole of Messrs. Martio ke, de, ly prevalent among the sport-ioving public. ‘The society, | Y Wheoian's property wae’ recovered, “When wader, A= we are glad to say, have reaped a rich harvest from their | rest sne became very violent and threatened to infitot alt ‘The stoamship Amorica, Captain Jeff. Maury, from Grey- | iiyoral and energetic efforts to make. a good and suocess- town, Nicaragua, arrived yesterday, bringing 185 cabin | fu) meeting, as the attendance on the three days has ex- and 380 stenenge passengers: cecded their most sanguine expectations. Tbe arrange- Tho diffeulty between the Nicaraguan government and | ments, even to the minutest details, have been complete the Steamship Company has been amicably settled, and | ang oficient, and the Southern and Western turfmen kinds of vengeance on Mr. Matin and all concerned. Cap tain Petty of the Fiiti precinct, detained her. be wilt ‘the line bas been firmly established. who have brought their horses North baye upaninously : ‘The purser of the ship will please accopt our thanks for | acknowiedged thetr eutiro Fatisfaction with the treatment MISCELLANEO! St: A NEW TALK IN TH NEW YORK LEDGER, THE WEEKLY HERALD. attepa the funeral, from D1 Hoyt street, on Sunday aftor , ee o'eh« pa Ou Thursday morning, May 25, Macom Kwa, Joba and Annie Figids, aged 2 years, 6 months The Best and Cheapest Weekly Publica. tion in the Country. bapesusann TUE SILVER DIGGBR; A TALE OF THE MEXIOAN BMPIRE BY ILLION COnsTELLANO. WILL Bee kh ail sg 7 and friends of the family aro respectful The Wrecty Hinat for tho present week, roady to im\ ted do ationd the fuacral, from (the reelsense uf 4 morrow (Saturday) morning, will contain— peronts, Mv Weat Filtooath street, this (kriday) aftor- ‘Tho Latest Despatchos from Vicksburg, showing the | 200, #t bo o'cleek ogres of the siege of that city by tho forces of Geno. | geXQiaTai®--—48 Thursday, May 28, Hany Younraum, ra! Grant, and the offiotal details of the Battles at Bakor’s ‘The relitives and friends of the family are invited to Creek and Big Blick Rivor Bridge attend the tuner), frou bis late residence, Factory ville, AMay Showing General Grant's Movements, Battios, | Unwwen Om Weree tae sats at two o'eh wl Skirmishes, iridgo Burnings, Captured Towns and Forti- | severe tlinaes, Sanam, relict of Hugh Cimon atod od igo Burnings, Cap 4 SARAM, relict of Hugh Gilmour, aged 62 fications, from his landing at Lirulins burg, on tho Miaais | YA, 0 months and 17 dase sippi, till the occupation of the famous Haines’ Bluff, on the Yazoo, Bat lu heave: An intoresting account from our special correapondent ‘There to knex of Cot, Clayton's Cavatry Expedition in the direction of | attat thane at MONDAY NEXT, JUNE 1, sae THE NEW YORK LEDGER, On the night of the 18th of 1822, Augustio Tturbide, after desperate efforts to carry out hia plan of national im ts hard to part, is around our heart Board of Alderm: ‘Th‘s Board met yesterday evening at Gve o'clock, Al- derman Jeremiah in the chair. 4 COMMOTION IN THE LOBLY—AN RX-MEMEER OF ASSEMTLY RE- taken before tho court to-day. they have received and the courtesy with which they favors. have bovn treated at the Paterson meeting. PUISED—TUR STREET CLEANING BXCITEMENT—OMY INBIRCT- | Tittle Rock, Al dependence, as published the previous year at Iguala, wae : ; i Rock, Arkanéas, accompaniedtby a Map showing the nb q There is also another feature which has characterized | on's xxront, mic. eed 79 Map showing prosialmmed Daspoor: of Meazieat vaeadl ta ein Wtiaeusasanl 4 Our Nicaragua Correspondence. the management of these races, and which te deterving Agreat crowd of c i about | tine pea : om bd ‘Srmamen San Juan, Lake NicaRAgua, O( special notive. ‘The system of gambling inside meow pamens, among whem wire The Latest Nows from Louisiana, North and South Ca- | Almira L. Ianace, aged 11 years and 13 days. .. by the army and the populace of the onpital. The anarchy May 16, 1868. tack—that festering ulcer on the sports of the turf | tworbundred laborers, thronged the passages and s4alF® | roi, tennessee, Kentucky, the Ariny of the Potomac, | The relatives nnd friendy of tho {amily are invitod toat- | which had sugieatod this stop. however, was not ended by The Affairs of the Pransit Company—Sallement of the | Which is uimcst invariably to be found the ‘necessary at- | of the City Hall leading to the chambor of tho Aldermen | [ol ove, Hauiuay, Me Ante tend the funoral,on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, teudant of other race mectings—was here entirely pro- . pans i ; rouble, dc, hibited. No liquor of @ spirituous description was al- yesterday evening. It was said that their avxiovs Pootry—* Our Commanders.in-Chiet.”” ean mevemenar, be Sezenie, Ho- 120 Kast Forty’ |! Santa Anna, thon entering upon bia career, was t@ com T eft Panams on the 2d of May on tho Panama Railroad | lowed to be sold on the coursé, and consequently there | Presence was owing to the anticipation of some action on A Story of the Consoription—diow I Avoided the Draft peti Sruldenly, on the evening of Wednesday, | ™*4 4 Vera Crux, and © Emperor's attempt to re- mpaoy’s steamer Guatemala, under the command of | re ie Cra or otis There i po ar A a ca peters pests Pe re gree seeeee had | #24 Caughs the Rhoumatism, May 27, Louma luporty, wife of John A. Livingston, of | move him by coming out for tus restoration of the republie; 4 ‘ wes rms, de a pad on : her accomplished and gentlemauly captain, J. M. Dow. | provement that we would suggest U0 the society at their be vi sage ling who wore en. | SP0Fting—Racing and Trotting—Aquatica, ke. ‘Tho rolatives and friends are invited to attend the fune. | Genoral Bravo, who had previously acted with Kturbide, tam Piegtigl om: gree : hegre Ree raced foun gk Merona d'ptand, and Mos taaiaiennl ot ae titlea f arcsec re floor and whi pels ft piv Agrioulturo.—Tno Prospects of the Soason—The Kitchen rl, without furthor wotico, from No, 2% Union aquara, |. sey "el ph illeso . i » Minister Resident Extrac to this repub- ‘wi y ly who should ‘7 is (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The , auly aasoclated himself with other notable men to over weap ee 7 ee officer to keep it clear for parties ascending or descend | soe to the lobby. An ex-membor of Assombly (Mr- Gardon—Hlants and Flowers. be to Albany for Interment. aoe saeliaats: lic; Isaac C, Horadon, general agent of the Central Ame- | ing, They have during this meeting shown the greatest rican Transit Company, and Mr. Ran Runnols , late United Sane tos bap ol Cy ag ot 8 Kd Fae fbi’ Dickinson and we have no doul Bu , Eiate Consaiing memetenrnays Ste rs came | The samo snd will bo carried int effect. To Mr. Chis- ‘out in quick time to protest against the proceedings of | well, the energetic secretary of the society, we are in- the Nicaraguan government in seiziug the transit steam baagg for mauy courtesies, which we desire to acknow- ire matte ‘the care sii acta tual The first race was for a $30) parse for three year olds, throw the Empire; aud the country was soon tn greater convulsions than ever, Aftor a stormy reign of ten months, in the midst of bitter fact and conspiracies, the Bm- peror finally abdicated on the #34 of March, 189, and thas terminated the only “tnperial regime Mexica has seem It wil! also contain Reviews of the Money, Provision, Luxe —On Wednesday, May 27, Joun H. Lu«s, aged 00 Cattle, Horse and Family Markots; Editorials on Promi- | ¥98rs 8nd 6 months, 4 ‘The relatives and friends of tho family, also tho Dent vents of the day; Fucetiz, Ship Nows, and aquan- | vers and ex inombors of tho Now York tierman oro tity of interesting miscellaneous matter. Guard, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Single ry 4 a from his late residence, No. 22 Harrison street, on Sun. yer = Saya cents. Auneal qubseription priee: day aftornoou, at two o’clook, without furthor invitation, Three copies. The remains will bo interred iu Greenwood Comotory, Flynn) attempted to force his way to the floor; but Sergeant-at-Arms impeded him. He refused to rotiro, and the interference of police was required, Four or five officers were immediately in attendance, and order was for awhile restored. The gallery was then opened and filled at a rush. The commotion was again renewed, and a fle heats. For this, as since the days of the Montes ‘The government, a+ soon as informed of the conduct of | $100 entrance, half forieit,two mile hoats. Oe tN WS | ean Jeremiah (President pro tem.) ordered offlosrs | Five copies Muaruy.—-On Wednesday, May 27, ator a severe iiinens, lays of the Montevumas, It ta from the histories pe rn pripeny re geomoand api Slarmneny cp geeg Tul be ween by the, sum only three eaave tatke | tobe placed at the ‘doors. "The note wan not yet sub: | Ten copies Many, relict of Joseph Murphy, in the S31 yoar of hor | oF thous stirring times that the author has drawn the mate: firmness of character, anda man thit had tho norve to | post. ‘Theso wore Mr. J. 8. Watson's bay colt Captain | dued) and atmotion was made by Alderman Long, seoonded | Any larger number, addrossod to names of subscribers, | ‘The rolatives and friends of tho family aro requested to } rials of thi ae protect hi v ki re, by imported Balrownie, out of Jenny Rose , by im- | by Alderman Farloy, that the | aigpenen. sae ‘suspended : : * | attond tho faneral, this. (Fri phn hte evs Of this tale. et ta ten ieee We ee ke ed Gece; Mr. P. C, Bushs chesinut colt Ficetwing, | until order was restored. after some time the comme. | 4 50 An extra copy will be seat to every club | SLL frome, Stephen's church: twenty eighth street, LOOK OUT FO THR LEDGER, cessary to select & man that had some expe- By imported Balrownie, dam Khoda, by Glencoo, and Mr. sabekied, and the wee wits, Often. Twenty copies, to ove address, one year, $35, | berwoon Lexington and Third avenies. ; ‘THK STRERT CLRANING CONTRACT. ‘Tho following communication on the subject of cleaning the streets was received from City Inspector Delavan:-— QexttxwEN—In compliance with a resolution adopted te Th Iaamt "oy the Board’ of Com ss Health, directing the City Ins to clean the city, tho unders 18 been and any larger number at same price, An extra copy will ee ee of Charles and Maria McCabe, besont to clubs of twonty. Zhete rales make the Wanaiy | *6ed 4 moni bg The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at. Hamatp the chéapest publication in the country. tond the funeral, om ie realdssce bis parents, No, 11Q Eaat Twonty-Afth streot, this (Friday) afternoon, rray, Eddy d& | at two o'clock, Tieneo’ in this country and knew something about | J. M-Clay’s bay oolt Lodi, by Yorkshiro, dam Topaz, by the character of the sare ‘The xovernment ory for | Glencoe. The bett: Soctanted evwoen Cay peal Moore this important positiyn the Hon A. is. Dickinson, who | £04 Lodi, first one _- other being vorite = formerly Mi! eeaging taper 2 ihie oeclry. Mr. D. bow Underwood’s pool sales. it returned to his te—New York—« was en- 5 preteye income of thevilco of Ma. khal for the Northern | 00d deal of ground ut the start; but on rounding the first MONDAY NEXT, AT 12 O'CLOCK. BOX OF NOTH PAPER, 8 . BRADY A ill Ree TATE TE Kune, Baawe ¢ Tabular, 183 Nrondway. ura the lat! ‘on! he front,and made the running Lot! tien cadens intan cae istrict of New York, which is devidediy more lucrative | tuFa the lattor went to t be n that the work MiCisaon Oe Tupstey mecaing, Mag, $0, after a ASH PAID POR OLD NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS PAM than that of Minister. Me, Dickinsin accepted the im. | throughout the first mile and three-quarters. Turalng | ough manner, and tho city is now in ® more cleanly oor Kanrocey, Exxea O.Ass 290—May 28, 1963. severe illness, Tuomas G, Moc ‘aged 44 years, phiets, Magazines, Ac., at 24 Aun sireet, New Yor'. Portant mission, and ‘left home, family wad friends to | ito the homestretch Captain Moore joined isaue, and 4 | Hon than Lan buen tho cade since the Huckloy contract went 69, 40, 55, 64, 21, 15, 46, 62, 16, 7, 28, 9 * “May bis soul rest in peace. ral OA | serve his goaniry im thls State. Mugnifipent race up the straight between these two en- Ives aud friouds of tho family, alo the Mosaic Kentuoxr, Crass ‘Tho relati NORNS, BUNIONS INVERTED WAILA. RNLARORD He left New York April 21, arrived at Panamaon the | sued, Tunping 50 clowely looked fat mows | stent, seks. a fecew se tones secen te cpt Nendred men 33, 8, 15, 11, 9, 59, 63, 36, 8, 2%, 61, 46, 16. | Lodgo, No. 418, of Froo and Accopted Masons, of which Oo Tdeeuitesae of tt hott of May, and on the Gth hé wan ciasotea with President | could :oaltively pronanes the winner, Captain Moore at | Of itn kom gir wound Tad of tu tnt Circulars went tree of hares by dadregaing other ve tho deceased was a momber, and ‘the Masouic fravornity, | Suconventeace sa the patient wy ‘Dr. BACARIR, Wargean Martinez. ’ This juterview was passed in a friendly and fg begin pel went PSE: | and sarees dirt, have been removed. the result, exhibiting @ Goring Ren ordered ‘are respectfully lnvited to attend the funeral, thie (Friday geoas'ot the cy. tad re to physiians and Gap Eiko time tho steamers werescizod; btceneralinchiet | . Seammd Heat.Captain Moore was the favorite, selling | ment, with he forco under tis control, awl the operat ons of Cretertl rect, whthoms Receer Iestectees sae ROBINSON'S NRW STORY. Betta pony gett in pools (or $100, Lodi for $61, and Fleetwing $5, and one of | the lute contractor, which exposes the degree of fidelity OMeial Draw Of the Shelby College | “giays street, witha. fa - ag bolovea | D™ Sox the memy, Mr. Dickinson did not make any chirgee | ihe principal trotting turf patrons offering $1 000 to $500 cn with which that contract was performed. What- | Lottery of Kentuck PR on oayn me gen agen, Mtl pain Mt MILROSE desided minuet hat his gveromont haa set er bre | Hetormer, without a ar aa wootaerved any takers Tho | Se usin Ror cleaning 2 fhe Gy ay, have ca eT oo Appar sie: ees eaateree 2 49 protect the ihtareats of American eltivens, and that | Captain webt afi a cial tar ih he ea, Siiy tg now tn 8 condition free from's loug accumulation of | *7? 54, 12, 40, G6. 2, 4442, 33, 38, 45, 22. ‘The fricads and relatives of the family are respectfully om “he cone to demand possession of the property ying second, ant oh flith, there will be no diMoulty in future in keeping It so, 44, 15, 38, 28, 19, 36, 65, 40, 63, 22, 67. juvited to attend the {uncral, from the sesidence of hor THE COTTON PLANTER'S DAUGHTER. ‘of the “company. The President informed him | f@F side Lodi closed up and joined the leader, and | provided that the existing arrangemonts.of this department | ouch argent by addreesing’ 0? 1? Oo? 2a OF parents, No. 24 Third avenue, this (Friday) afternoon, ATALE OF SOUTH OAROLINA. “ BY DR. J. 11, ROBINSON, ILLUSTRATIONS BY DARLEY. PRIOR TWENTY FIVE CRNTS. BENT BY Mati, POSTAGE PAID, ON RECEIPT OF rntoR, that tho stoamers and forts on the San Juan | !ozether thoy swung into the homestrotch head and head. river woro in the hands of the enemies of the logitimate | Passing the stand, Lodi led on the ho ieee beg aad PP ernment, whose accomplices were a fow old fili- | ‘WO lenzths, and this lead he kept way nsters, and that he was willing 1o deliver the steamers | watil reaching the homestretch, when Cartes Hons for the purpose of effecting the transit of the passengers | joined him, but conid never tairly wrest the from to and from California across the hms. provided Mr. neoke Bs tape 4 Ve tong A Pag Tongths, in 3:3944. Dickingon or himself ccaid prevail upon the parties who dhad them in their possession to deliver ol al Tnird Hal.—$100 to $40 offered and taken on Lodi. It then became to adopt a plan to pes | Captain Moore was the first fe Aye the inside at the session ‘ot tie bonis and forte, ‘Tho President fen ‘ap- | rst turn, passing the stand of the firat mite in 1:49. ould any interposition in, sid. of the present re of this it be deemed » fl A Kd’ tio. auch mocesalty exists ba Promptly asked; but as is respettfully ted that the less its Operations are interfered wi e more ce. tainly will the just demands of our citizens for of the city berealized: ‘The syatem of checks und counte which the undersigned has Introduced in Hew of the old ticket aystem, haa proved a complete success, and will reault Ina la saving to the city in the course of the year, while insuring a creater degiec of vigilanos on he jart ot the iOHN A. MORRIS*& 0O., at half-past one o'clock, to Flatbush Cemetery. Wilmington, Delaware. Nicuois.—On Wednesday, May 217, Mrs. Aww Nicnows, widow of Samuel Nichols Esq., for many years sonior edi- Prises Cashed in all Legalized Lotte~ | tor and proprictor of the New York Sunday Moroury, in ries, Information given. JOSEP! CATES, Broker, the 49th yoar of her age. No. 14 Wall street, room No. 1, New York. Tho funeral will take piace on Friday morning, at ten a o'clock, from her tate residence, South Melrose, West- ty el ged raping ee Meaaeba, Os Wedsaeday , May, Jasco, Faq 6 le of this city one would naturally expect a "ARKER. ft , May'27, Jawes Pannen, Faq. variety of costume ; but whatever different fring may fee pe | Haven, Wentohos or county, tu the 54th year of inted Genoral Francisco Gutierrez to uccompany Mr | Lodi and the Captain were olose together, aud they ran | duinping ground inspectors and the foreinen having chirge | quire in other articles of d age. FREDEUIC A BRADY, | reo dg ‘Mr. Horadon, genera! agent of the Transit | head and head together for the next mile and a onal of thecarts. Every y aenbeenee 1 8 aes ws fora a bog to) with all The friends and rolatives of the family are rexpoctfull; — Company, snd Mr, Ran Runvels, were also invited to | Siording one of the finest racing contests ever witnes accom} Any them. “Mr. Dickinaon was to present General | i tho North, or even in the Southern States. Fowl q Gutierrez az spocial commis:i ver of the legal govern | Side they swing into the homestretch, and racing gal- ment t> demand the bouts and tho surrender of th forts; | lautly aud gamely all the way home. Captain Moore won and, in caso this demand was refused, he was then to | bY ‘heer gamencss,a magnificent race, by # length, in wend for United States vessels-of-war and to land United | 3:47, Fleetwing being three lengths behind. ‘States troops, under command of General Gut errez, to | _ The secoud race was @ three milo dash for $400) with attack the forts and take them by storm, to which ‘the | four ‘entries—Idlewild,, Panic, West Roxbury and Pen- government agreed and gave their consent. nock’s mare. The latter did not start, owing to her being Tho pariy fore Teon t curry ont this agreemont; | ®miss. Idlow!ld was the favorite, jing in the poois for Dut, fortunately, uoon their arrival at Granaca, | $330, West Roxbury $90 and Panic $66, the latter having they learned that the ateamer had that asy arrived. ‘The | been twelve months out of training and just got into work. ‘onemy in command at the forts hud heard of the defeat | A good start was had, Vanic lexding tho first half mile, of Gon. Jerez by Presideut Martines, @nd concluded to | Idlewild, ridden by that flue equestrian artist, Gilpatrick, give tha boats up and to leave jor Costa Rica. They had | in twaiting On the third quarter Rox| shot ahead 20 hope'of auy assistance frum the interior, as Martiveg |-and made the running for the next inte and a half, the feed: Gere invited to attend the funeral, at the Roformed Dutel jab bay eo oD tev ar Aang at oe bay a ais Hats.—White's Spring Styles of Hate | 4/iv,cnan Paves: in to tthe dan eb watt " x 44th your of bit age. on er eee ee Tata’ Bory, Tmperal and Miny, His friends and reiattves aro respectfully invited to'at- tend the funeral, from the re: 068 of his Mother-in-law, Brooks’ Spr Boots.—The Double Tie | 29 West Kightoenth street, on Saturday afternoon, at two Shor, with over Gaiters, at LORIN BROOKS & SON'S, 434 | O'clock. way, corner of Howard sirect, Pows1t.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 28, Juanerre ———_—__. N., wife of Charles H. Powell, and youngest daughter of Lady Readers of the Herald=If You | tho late Captain Nicholas Hocy, aged 21 years, 11 monthe wish We {ding Slips and Gaiters, and 20 days. Boots, Boys’ and Misses’ Boots ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully MILLE! Invited to attend the funeral, from hor late residence, No, 56 Adeiphi street, this (Friday) morning, at tea Ferrie d& Son's Boots and Shoes.—Also | o'clock. yrewelen willbe (ikea $2 Hustingtse, Le My ups thas SB parties concerned will be held Publiahor, 24 Ann atreet. to 4p accountability from which there can be no evasion, Other improvements will be in‘roduesd of eqnal tmport- auee, insuring economy and tnefilc ency tn pe work of cleans e RAPNESS, TARRY. D DIGKABES OF FE HAR AND AIR PASSAGRS. Dr. LIGHTHILE, 34 St Mark's place (Kighth atreat tween Second and Third avenues, can conaulte) (Sundays excopted), from 10A.M unt 3PM Ke’ to parties of the highest reapeoiability residing in the chy, your honorable body to the wretched condition of ments ip a large proporitom of jowe' wards, and the necessity of thelr fmmediate repair. The necessarily large amount of travel through this section of the clty is pot only impeded from this eduse, bat injuries sustained and lonses to horses and vehicles incurred in consequen-e of the condition of these most crowded thoroughfares. I” call attention more partiou'arly to theso wards; but a similar condition of things exist— not to 40 great an extent—in aimost every ward of the elty, The nuisance arising thy streets no if nition of longer ax! tthe attes ites omen be directed toall exainination of ‘Tonement EARNERS, IMPAIRED SIGHT, . NOISES IN TH HEAD, Ol And all diseases ade = nus Cured by DEVON RISENBERG, pear Twelfth reat. ace had entire control of the whole State, and all th> factions | first mile being done in 1:68 and the sec»nd in 8:49. Gin | buildings, with s view to such sanitary improvements, vis manufactures, $1 Nassau stroct and 604 Broadway, | for inter: nm ‘throughout the country bad to come forward and sur. | the second quarter of the last, milo, Gilpatrick, passing tlonox exclu iyaander the eootrol of hat burean.” tt fe | Below Fourth street | Rano Suddenly, om Wednesday, May 27, Kuaa | T)IRECTION TADELS AND, TAGR-ALL KINDS, ra At gee A proper labors | ue eh NTL years aye. bret: rt iy n 4 P4 ‘These facts having been known, Mr. Dickinson then the lead, and winwing the race in the easiest p-ssible man- | ius drorts to e the cleanliness city, will ve | Might Cartes de Visite for $1. of Un= | Tho rélatives and friends of the family aro respectfully | Ault purchasers, at VICTOR B, MAUGER'S, 118 C1 plied tothe acting President nt Gr vada to carry ont iho | Ber Oy ton longihs in $3834, Panic bsing close up. | anne hiuenad by the police in of Vorktuatend,| tertodtc atiend he hunceal wnsise eierreehicn ane | ames bread style and finish, at TAIT'S, coroer reenwich streets, fa morving, at be o'clock, from = groin ng tees me ‘Claton street, near Grand street. His remains wil! 18 Cartes de Visite, ey. Setehes, be taken to Greenwich, Conn., for interment. “Other point of the agrooment, and to give him possession | The third and last race was for a $790 purse, of the ste mei to transport the px and California, i sieegcyresseeesseemteehy Patents thorns ee gar tr Brown's Airey, Me. Slirret's i i : : i i i t arrest of neon - — ate = by tivowing their filth end garbage Inte the strect, and the FPO Danes surets To onoxs, 4 os UNRIVALLED ‘The San Juan was then delivered up, aud Gen, Gutierrez, | Sovereign borse Weldon’s Lizzie W. (the a to ‘their work, ‘the unfounded 223 Bowery. Broadway galleries yErene— , —aemee sith ce acre geee ie and Ged Gaterres, | Seicealiy),Batgat waa tho inverts at abut $100 V0 $40. ‘hey are 1 bo ‘kept, ithe ay ine | Destin ihe cy inviam 0m Wedeenter, May #1, Cutuanom Scxvr im MAwUPAOTUEE ter to go over and take the steamers and forts, which has tgs gern yay of with the lead at the start, Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, ‘The relatives and friends of the pmally as. respectfully PITTING AND MATERIAL, deen dene, and the San Juan is now or her way to San Car. | Lizzie W. second an favorite last, The drat mile (in ith val fen) ts, Office 605 Broad: invited to attend the funeral, this (iri ‘altornoom, at as Jos with the California passengers, Wheu they ;yaxa down | 1:53!) showed Lizzie four lengths in front, Edgar second | Snd thereby eneournas Cheap, tn act of graiice and i tip aT B.S: | Ee heat cma @'hestssdvom her ite rentdsooe; Son seston AT UNION ADAM®, ‘those for New York wiil come up aud go to Sa) Juan del | and Afroy third. The second mile was done in Lizzie | char! men to state that a majority of them are in Foote’s Patent Umbrella Lock | * "et, N.Y aoe Sur and embark on the Mofex Taylor for uilfornia, | and Edgar the eee, and the otbers tailed off. absolute want and di srising from the non-payment of | gtd. at WHEELER & WILSON'S, G06 roadway, NY. Tawix.—On Tuesday morning, May 20, Mra. Many NO. OT BROADWAY, The Muster and hig, party will then return to Granatn, | Row wear UP te ted home au cany wither by four longiha | Weir general wish the wnlersigned bastaken the liberiy to | gy 0g SN | Bagwerollt of Puiltp Tabole,sr.,in the #oih year of ber | 1g now TON YOR JUNE ABOUNDS WITH NOVRLTY le » ‘Tne pas- 2 0. Lal in st and Most | %«. % a for se:gers have como over in good time, and I find every. | in 64054, Airey and the Sovereign horse being diatanced, qourattention to the Subjonh ss maravan. | comaaiol boltty meer even atone The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem | digs ey eee ee ee Oa ne’ nooederlons It te sol) by newade-leve cvoryuhere. and cam be had of TAYLOR, Wt way, with two full sired Patierns, forG) cout, M Bw competent travelling agent wanted, MoE ANTIDOTE—CONTAINING CAMPHOR WOt Cedar, Haudal and Lavender: a cheap, fragrant # thing on the transit ready to keep the line open. The Stcond Heat—Any odds, from $100 to $10, on A Jake and river boats are all in gowt order and commind. | He went away with and maintained a commanding and go.xl officers, Captain Slocum, of | of dozen , doing the firat mile in 2:04, the the Juan, 18 one of the old Transit Company pioneers, 4.02, and winning heat and race easily by ad oa oa and ent oillcer. Captain ¥ Joe! Hart, of the’City of Granada, is a good officer, active . 3c pecttully Tnvited UP aitond. tho femoral, from: the test J. Everdell’s, 302 Broadway.—We i, aay tev he the fr rom the res ‘and Vistti Oarde, "the most elegant in the city, French | dence of her sun-in law, George Timpson, No. 75 West and Boglse Note Paper, Twelfth street, this (Friday) morning at ten o'clock. The ‘emains will be taken to Now Jersoy for interment. ‘The communication was roferred to the Committes on Streets, E «f RLEVATING THR OITY RAIL. A resolution of Alderman Boot, appointing « committee Of five to inquire mto tho feasibility of adding another he City Hall, was laid over, Romat Ci Tuawsvit.—Un Thursday, May 23, after a lingering tll. ir of Furs, 4c. rier preree aud careful. All the other bits baye wood c.piaius. may ee d posed of Calleaya and oth noas, Groncx Tox, son of Charles 3, and Ellen R. Turn. ot Powders, KITCIK: Mr. Baiubridgo, the superinten-ieut of the lake and river, Fo Tapes teem endian tennte mia Figorating and weed iu United States ball, aged § yeare and 6 months. iriy-eccomd street, end The resolution of Alderman Hanpy, iting the Mayor and fort manbore of ech Draven of the Comisoa Consotl delegation to the municipal anthorities in ie gee Concent an dort propia fe is a very oc. myetonut axent, and Mir. F. Place, chief engi- Fregg — de Norte, understands es bosmers. ine bewly ap, 0 general ugent, Isaac C. Horadon, will render grenh-gereiee $n the ‘omrpanp, and ih noms oceupy bimself in baying proper order and system ‘The relatives and frieuds of the family are respectively invited wo attend the funeral, at the residence of bis pa rents, No. 172 Spring street, om Saturday afternoon, at two o'ch ok. Titoey.—At No. 314 Fourth aveane, Commis Jame, wife lrownie, out of Jenny M. Clay's b. ¢. Lod! imp. Glencoe. throuxhout the whole ine. 1 undorstaut that the land Glencoe Cronk the Comptroller, it appears | omaine’s Crimean Bitters Subdwe Irrte | of Royston L. Tilden and danglter of Yon P. and Deborah * transportation has been offered to Mr. Ran Ruvvels. Wf by Star Davis, a. ncn coma fit fort- | tation from late hours. Mxclusively used at the principal | Smith, aged 22 years, formerly of Jorsey City, N J ATA PA WT ps Tat, 4 he should make this contract he will certainly render ar. | night ending Muy 16 amounted to $63,404. hotels, The relatives and f are roapectfaliy invited to at. pad in colors. Coals of Aone crown One very valuablc services to the company. ‘CRLERRATION OF THR YOURTH OF JULY, tend the funeral on, Sa afternoon, at three o'clock, 4 a WR reggie a] eran an mon ant a ce | nm mete lh alanlgiairaniend MMLC ee iished the first transportation ‘ine op that route, and dore, out of Nannie Lewis, by imp. Glenove, . reper ory pte of Independence Day be by | KITCHEN @ WATTS. Use tt. ‘Vaw Houreas.—O8 Wednesday, May 27, Mixrow, young | 463 and 140 broed wag. Yrausported the malls inward, ‘sc. up 10 the eonela- | ys. Jaruos A. Grinaterd's ch, c) by imp. ‘Knight ‘Alderman Haut thought that $8,000, the amount voted | ayevents SS Saoutis and 2 days ne Van Houten, aged 19 yearn, | Dg MovAal. LAIRD CRLEHRATED bby sion of the Pauatna Ralrond; a8 during 18Bt_56 ho orn: uel St Gear, out of Blonde, by Imp. Glencoe. ar. tnat veer, would be suficlent. RES ‘TRUSSES AND SUPPORTERS, ‘The rolatives and friends of tho family are invited to Ooo Cieeceasus ogre masa Peel ge li en pet egw mgr Ba Sy i ae. | ge ime,ranatatin table Corner of Broadway and Aus street, A lady attendant. shenh the Coneesl. from the sucthamee of bis pareate, — oo vs i 124th rtrect, Harleth, second door weat of Sixth avenue, Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. LLace.—On Uniraday, May 2%, Jawes Wartace, in A, bth year of Biataye. Pay saa ey DAR PNAS 0 relatives friew the family are invited to Beautital Comple veLalrd’s Bloom | attend the funeral, at St. Luke's church, Hudson street, of Youth, or Liquid Peart, for the complexion and skin, re- | og Saterday afternoon, at half-past three o'clock , without moved (0 45) Broadway. Boid at all druggists, farther notice, The remains will be interred in Trinity meter, Electrical Discoveries and Wonderfal wares —On fifth day (Thursday) of fifth month, » His name, by Monarch.... severese «he Nicaragua Transit, will give an additional gyarantee | wr Pp. C. Duck's ob. f. Blue Ribbon, by Revenue, © foo icton Reali gestuniens deeicid grenk eels Re] ans eee 0 ati emesa es. e rr , k. E. Eaglo’s b. f. Annie, by tan promt manner fe whics they have come forwardand | fe hah ns eer - provected the interests of the comnja:y, who have nad to coutend against all kinds of enemies and oppcsition here. There arc paid agents bere of tho Fanuna line to dash. cestroy the transit of this ronte. There are French , years old, by aod English speculators trying to get new con- a tracts and to get the government to anrul the ‘THE HOSPTTALITING OP THE CITY TO CRNBRAL THOS. P. MEACHER ‘The Board concurred with the Councilmen in their reso- lution’ to extend the hospitalities of the city to Thomas ‘THR TAX LEVY. The Bourd concurred with the Councilmen in the adop- tion of the tax levy. By the Comptroller's return it appears that the balance in the city treasury, May 16, was Receipts... BY BENJAMIN A TREE Hair Mattresses, Spring Beds.—Hatch- ¥ sireet. N.Y, oppemite tbe Astor Hour, = & WICKERSIIAM, 266 Cana! strect, east of Broad. way. Mo. 1 Rar Best, easiest aid movi dureuie Treas in the work, pus GREAT PuILqugrnioa woRK Or th? Present one of the company. They bave had these rs Glencoe results, by Dr. CHAMBERLIN, 50 Bond sirest, New York. | oath, Mania Wutmow, eldest daughter of tho late Joseph and jwany other things to coutend against; bat ab lat a years old, by a eT ee eee tie | and Hannah 8. Whiteon, . various modifieations of Biecirichy Cor By Jobe Wiliam ™ Circulars forwarded to order. misiry and Physioiosy in the Calve tty ‘Yorks os thor “3 Treatiee @n Homam Physougy, Ae, de Bre, Due ne tice will be given of the funeral. SAD _____ MISCELLANEOUS. the United States gevernment has declared. in General Jackson style, that the company must and shall be pro- m ‘Time, 6:38. tected; and the able representative here of the United Third race, $700 premium, for all ages, 6 por cent Wine. To » Hair Dye, Hair gy 4 pe tates, Hon. A. nson, formed ‘accel 4 Moldavia . for beautifying the hai 4 ‘ ye Mat whew thy oe et oe fection, party ot diivassors wt Ceper. | Clay’s B. H. Edgar, 4 old After the disporal of some routine business, the Board | BATCHELOR'S, 16 Bond sueey eat Wy, aa eee eer ieert pris iin of ine We a thas u Mr, John M. Clay's 4 years old, by adjourned to Monday next at five o'clock. ee _____ 2 ee be wns a A anitted to interfere in any manner with the transit of this Star Davis, dam Zenobdia, oy imp. Zingaree... 1 1 W. A. Batchelor fe 8 8 8 Ss prowess 8 8 5 Toute, and those who attempt to destroy this transit will | yw. Welder’s b.¢. Lizzie W., 3 years old, by 1 in the world; fostantaneou —o i. h ” teontte, mower “fe Seward haa eon the Imooriance of Reaping thie Rig my “i years cid, ‘by © * | ome aovennuur amex To poapair pipre rnov- | ° *!! ¢fuasieteand perrumers ee ae Te tebe cee nett Ses Toa tok hens: hot Od te tap route open tothe world, and be wit without deubé_ weep Seong Wephers miey Cracow rhesthid SAND DOLLARS WORTH OF SUGAR OM NOVEL | Crigtadoro's Hate Dye, Pi The Original and Certain Vermin Exterminator. conmidertion of mato trom ee topen. He was very fortunate ect it | pF, Sherritt’s b. b., 5 years old, by Sovereigt GROUNPS—A BLOTTED INVOICE THE CAUSE OF | wi holesale and retail, Ne. 6 Astor House, ot thi novelty. Dickinson for the post here. He is the right man in the | "gam Margeret Ede. vee it. | pay suEzURE, BTC. Gye applied by skilful artis The | ‘The extraordinary fecte of this article for billing Beason, | the work uressaie very eregt revalll. it, OS Serie ter. — Anta, Bugs, Vieas, £c., and for preserving Furs, Cloths, Fur- Diseases of 8, Seminal, Uri- Ng =! ary and ferual Sysene.—Mew and relist weatniantzie | siure, be, from Mothe, bar teen teed for twenty years ‘cloves, free of charge, Address Der'd, wii Honghion, | Bd warranted reliable, Ils free frow poison. Beware of a {mttations and counterfelta, Fach flay de has the signature of ~ at a style ae be Fender: Aen light tn —ghaaamaed wat Bewles for LS where ‘nthe Cried Rtsoe ak the present emvmamt tts pibiten Pee ios tos but be coreplaticn Tr lof Nl ef principnes ema Sngectiona that every (hough ful reader w ll conemet wie the greatevente bow taneyiring It alan trom the bie tory of the pas, im Bo in cistinet manaer, foreshadows our we oe $56 56 54. Covtral American Transit Compan: now com. UNITED STATRA DIETKICT COURT. posed Their able | BASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCLATION—PACIKG. Before Hon, Judge Botts and a Jury. iy many 18 of meu of wealth and experience, ‘and accomplished Vice President. John &. Brady, f'3q., Tavaspay, May 28—Match $500, mile heats, to barness. Mar 28.—The United States ve. One Thousand Three Hun has avery | HF : dred and Bighty-two tomes sugar, 0. A, L. @ Co.—This case, has resided jn this country many and Jones named Fmms. -correct knowledge of the people, and will be of great ser: | Ninn 'j, Horabsck named b. ¢. Frani Time 2a8i—228. vice in giving good advice to the com any, The compa which has occupied the court and jury for the last four oer —— fovure | Betutadspmmsy bee vary g'ou lewyer toon, bat | _TRe above race was a very oe sed ahr, ibe mare | days wan action brought by the Unltd Balas to forint | eT Senstaint apm ware tae tA ae Seeette enter etmnaila Ronse toloats i with these people, taking the lead with the word im each beat, and was a0 invoice of sugars imported by the claimants, Mesers. | MONT S n Remedy. These powders are Lyon's Rat Pills certain death (¢, Rateand Mics. Bold by we work of Dr, Deager be Charles Luling & Co., from Havre, in January, 1862. This case is one of interest, Gret, because of the large amount Of money involved—the appraised vaine of the merchan. Gise being forty-eight thousand dollars—and also because Of the sovelty of the charge made by the it From the evidence adduced on the trial it re that the im question was shipped to the from , in the early part of December, 1861, sen peter, in metaliio air tight "yechages: Morne Depot >) 0.4 New Chambers street. Consultation free. Address | all druggists amd furniture dealer 4 ‘all letters and requests for circulars to box 6,247 M. ¥, Post cmaped office. DEMAS 5. BA’ ANES & O0., Agente, Robertson’ es, 22 Brostway, New York. Closete—Free from emell for sick roome state roome. ured amd sold in the plumbing establishment eNT BY BUYING YOU treet, Orders for work on ships or houses executed uae Articles at BD. ip a superior mapper. Mr. Horadon, the general agent of the company, and approached during the race. Tt was no ‘bat ae a ee accel aa be ts bp the Untied Seacs | all. ‘The betting was limited to small sume and few ia ] he 18 not « proper person to “eal tech & wonderful no uene”. A grow) heplic expen ion of thom baa ang beam felt @oong web eaters, That want ls bere sn ppurd. with (he aavem fens too coer von omen: ot creeped ins tompere:t menwer, and, éecmaand lon, Beald Heads Wolurbortms ‘Ovstiacts Erupts of tho ; te Ew th ie ow Uicers, herot ule, Fistula rr rt Wind of fmpar rity Of, the blood. Also, diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, yam and Bexaal Bystems No. 5 Division street, Ymeree ano VALUABLE DinCUVERY. HILTON ISROLU RLM CEMENT ts of more genera praction! mod Prematurely ray, AO / causes it to grow thick aod long om | Beware of Imiadonse Mone genuine bu: De #erling's. iN ves been «i York city, since 1834. Hook and consultation gratis. Eight B OF IMITATION. before the puite. rooms and & private entrance. & Or pitations. toes toe veneer S oe BOF IMITATIONS. MILTON'S INSOLU PLE CMY NT ta 0 pew thing, and tne Freche of yeare me study, Te comieh iow ie on SCIRNTIN LG PRINCIPLES, And wonder no ciroumstances oF change of Vonperaiure wl 1 becoine con rays oF eomlk aay oMlemelte <tmeti n a. Bran—Horr.—(m Wednesday, May 27, “) rd, Con of Ube bride's father, in Vree ti. Pat « " Roth, Rev. Davin M. Daas, of Groton, Mies vie Fasme | i stsdrugciia 7 inti Ge ATRRLLNG, Sole Proprietor, % sotain depot oP Brondww , Senate FE we wow ee | carol aviNEst—Hanprot.—At Harlem, New on Thare RISTOCRAM © IMMORALITY. HOOT AND AOR hol )portat day, May 21, by Rev. J. 8. Lor D., Faawanys 8, Lavi. A’ — mariions, vl hed tt « gr below No. 12—to wit, at two and wmes to AXKIB HlaKoxor, both of thin city a the chan ih wor a Gain de enrol Fatt coute per pound. The eotry was pained "it this rate |. Meckus—Saancny.—On Woduesday May 21, at tho reat 4 qvaRgic wire Opens chance of tomnper Pui Keayer, Wm Carol through ‘he Collector's ‘and Naval * t, | dence ot the bride's father, by the Rey. W. T. Webbe, Mr. nLorep TTR? ; Goodwin: {pA J Jones, Thos White, WJ and the lavolce tranamitted to the Appraisor’s for oxami- | Evmcx C, Mucaix to Asaxna, eldest daughter of James with tee exbunity Ee ts can, wttas tose I Te a he omon, Th tier, pation. On inspection of the sugars the Appraiser, Mr. | M. Seabury, Faq. COACHIMAN. F bey Ba But bs nw ope gob oz andre bo wold pay 8 Chureh, Brookiyn, wer. Jered Ying, it’ Teasuoes REAL LiPR LY ADAVTRD TO LUATINR raed Soin theenrage™ H: | Umon—Thowsands visited tbe Cooper institute last even | SPET0: stetisthves conte per pound, tnalend of wo aud | A. Sumphimus to Mien vaitan F rongestdunghter of Wi aogne 190, POF en te ed oy Roston—M Piers, Mrs | tng on the occasion of the fourth anwual reception of the | ong balf, as had ground | liamOhtids, Baq., all of the above p’ ae RAMMED Horns to Bote 204 Bhors sutelently strung wit out ; re Hell! ra rensicign wt infant W Female Drawing Class attached to the Cooper Union The | upon which the gov ee Pe | nage armee RS oe of Jobe rigs curbing os Hut tard, re Baseacd, CO Heats) ee med cersese | walle & tho ree rect te. whieb ine retoption wus belt | SZ es Woes | Tecate Sigrmiaearmam, Bramptoo, Canada, Wash, so ites we 5 38 7Ee Cone Laake ceeare MM Peyser, Mem Peyeer. 3 F pi men TAMIL | Tas prodoctions tetected much credit upoe the riilland | ‘tent to the pay. | Mane 3. Wirzes, Liverjont, Kuga , anarn rune Cee Tore ROME voy, berg. Me. Api, Jane Of ro Cede Vinton, # | advancement of those Indies, The class was formed in | ment of dut and ‘Tuo —Newrane. aoe pects pA oy Hod pad fe TR Pw cet ariicien of beanie t vee George ner, Pickford. Abraham Lint: October last, snd vow Dumbers gome two hundred mem. | numbers tf tee eve aa of ie a — Menins & ee roRTHLINY OF onN REMEMBER WILTON INSOLUBLE (RENT chert, Rev R Nand es re runs. bers. Mechaoeal architectural drawing were choice of the blot entire; oa - P BEAD MAT ONAL POL, leiae baer f rm 20 A te oomiyy ap From Halifar—Mea Robie, Mra M Oniache, Mr 1y represented among the collection, eliciting «a'm com. | means Dies. - te based i apni Beernow.—Oo Woinorday, May 27, aflow a short and WRENCH EPiUne ALWATe and Lrygnroot—Steamsh'p America, from Boston—Wm Apple | aecorated with flags. A Ove band, stationed to the libra- > Amerie them. ‘The reception room was chastely and elegantiy | were Jet 00 patna nam of danace oe Ment Perm Dennen, |e hg Sinet with & glans of Hrvirh O mito § nso nue cnr ton, Mes Appirtony Mise Al eee Sed ‘discoursed music during the The exhibition | sogars below U aged 40 years, 19 months a we wiy ova ci Jr, Mie G W Heard, Mr French and son, WG | Ty, = byw = The Erieeds Of the family are inviled to aatend the fune . wchiape, trum a0 see thomas Chat sat den Uae fg yg Fg ral, from bia late residence, 161 Battlk mareet, thin (vi (soa a mild trraie opm wwe | uals’ 's Central ee ee . day) aiternoon, at two o'Gtock. ve and cure 7epey - e ay Sa ae Varen Nowe the | Phe Sak eons Cotman fa, Brook Thoreday. 4 beariborn. heatia, be, . C8 & CO, Preriators 4 ’ invoice oa ye om Thoredey May 28, Averera WILTON B Siem Gara tceate Saree bab teh si | come ac ee ——— Trnnel Onirana, Ca Y K : “4 4 ; . Wa Haun, i Ga ye stwans, Mise Haile, Paringio. Bor sj | Mat Seiad coten te deserves tbe 5. so f ‘ pcumeraocan On, Thoreiay, May, Lovina, wife of ob Nesee cueee, How York =. Wann. croel s i ine ~ Paver He onw 4 v4 ree ene thone 1 them to ‘mT s Liou . vcryreerorener nese rrk om Ta Aree met TY Gcape, wile ted cunies. recon Oram, waged ibe gal | Teer pr Fa | The relatives nod friends of the family are reepecttutiy etyS vsmtuy cen. po te Aa WOLD 4 WAVES. SF Dep $3 Ea. Philadeipnia i y thes we wa ben or, hears “aaa Lain Nd on, on arin to "] ew lay in 0 guppiy ot | sirens ane etre eee Se titan eat fe ane — arent i nant td Kose the Galtartocs vensertice TOO LATE OK CLASSIFICATION, ~4 4 Deews.—At Blarlem, on ay, May 28, of searion omens weer : . ‘ Ha an Whine, Asreedet | eat Uoted 2 fever, Consmss Fomanc, only danghter of Georges. cad oy in Aart hd plat ontion wd aot by every grower |] OFT-A MEMORANDA AND KMORIPE Bonk dune okt fs Keo!, Oh Wn A*t80406 | gomery Hall, No. 16 Prince street, kept by Martin a | UPI‘): Corasiia B. Drews, lu the ib your of her age. Xl Sona peopel Yoond Reed, Montreal: JG ebee; M Castenda. Havana, Luckily for thove sieeping up stairs the fames | ney Sm The relatives and frinads of the family arn rewpectfutl’, A*™F, OF WOLFE AL ie ad M rervant, Matanms, Jobo G floor beams, and no furiher dumage was | Hon! amie! S invited to attend the funers!, (rom the reedence f Pee DRPOL 92. PROC bask, Lowpon, D preparation of kindling wood or paroets, Seernd Srgeae, betwen 1221 aud 1294 seme, pay AA, lay | ined (here by the lucendiary, on Saturday, wt waive The femains wili be V.ken ts pnb ah as aR , Green ery. 7 ‘ o detect the guilty party. Incaoaoy.—%a -rooklyn, on Thoretay, May 99, after Home rg. Uermony 17 a f woman eamed Brideot ‘iain, pf thuge tox Usokes, Aupasw G. Drexuxens, Po UsG/aseh poor of ee Ta ES eS ware en | ean age on Wm. tremhed & erly in Mr Mart ploy, she having matetbrests | & Mie ibe Us big one. . oh hey WoLrn FE ees. ( ree 2 | rrtee ramet terrible ¢ To addition (¢ {howe | crag for We clatwnasie The itiende and retacives of the faunlly are write to Goto Manstnctores sot Poarutnas, \ Labo Vedio teeny and toep os tee Ooms.